High and low pressure pneumatic control system

ABSTRACT

A pneumatic control system having a source of control fluid providing two different control pressure levels for respectively switching the control device of the system from one operating condition thereof to another operating condition thereof, the control device comprising a pair of condition controller means each having a sensor and a bleed-type pneumatic valve operated thereby together with relay means operatively interconnected to the source for directing a branch signal of the control fluid to a pneumatically operated device in relation to a pilot signal directed to a pilot chamber of the relay means by one of the control means. First and second passage means are adapted to respectively interconnect the source to the valves of the control means, a pressure responsive means being disposed in the first passage means for preventing fluid communication therethrough when the source is at one pressure level and permitting fluid communication therethrough when the source is at its other pressure level. A switching means is provided in a third passage means and has one position for interconnecting only the second passage means to the pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for the relay means is provided only by one of the controller means and having another position for interconnecting only the first passage means to the pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal or relay means is provided only by the other controller means.

United States Patent inventors AppL No.

Filed Patented Assignee Louis M. Puster;

Edward N. Caldwell, Knoxville, Tenn.

HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE PNEUMATIC CONTROL SYSTEM 32 Claims, 8 Drawing Figs.

U.S. Cl.'.....

References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 7/1964 Holloway 2/1967 Ducheketalm,

' 236/47, 137/84, 236/82 Int Cl G05d 23/185 Field ofSearch 236/47, 91, 82; 137/84, 85

Primary Examiner-William E. Wayner Attorney-Candor, Candor & Tassone ABSTRACT: A pneumatic control system having a source of control fluid providing two different control pressure levels for respectively switching the control device of the system from one operating condition thereof to another operating condition thereof, the control device comprising a pair of condition controller means each having a sensor and a bleed-type pneumatic valve operated thereby together with relay means operatively interconnected to the source for directing a branch signal of the control fluid to a pneumatically operated device in relation to a pilot signal directed to a pilot chamber of the relay means by one of the control means. First and second passage means are adapted to respectively interconnect the source to the valves of the control means, a pressure responsive means being disposed in the first passage means for preventing fluid communication therethrough when the source is at one pressure level and permitting fluid communication therethrough when the source is at its other pressure level. A switching means is provided in a third passage means and has one position for interconnecting only the second passage means to the pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for the relay means is provided only by one of the controller means and having another position for interconnecting only the first passage means to the pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal or relay means'is provided only by the other controller means.

PATENTEDJAN 19ml 3556,1399

I SHEET 1 UF 3 INVENTORS LOUIS M. PUSTER 7o I05 10 75/ f o V/ $23 A EDWARD N. CALDWELL BY M,M?M

THEIR ATTORNEYS passage Bron AND LOW rnsssuitsrfisumxrlc CONTROL T SYSTEM- 1 This invention relates to an improved pneumatic control system as well as to an improved control device'for such a pneumatic control system or the like. I

It is 'well known that pneumatic control systems have been provided wherein a pneumatic source has two differentcontrol pressure levels so that the system will operatea pneumatically operated. device in one manner when the source is providing one of the control pressure levels and will operate the control device in another manner whenthe' pneumatic source is providing the other control pressure. level thereof.

For example, such control systems have been providedfor controlling pneumaticallyoperated heat exchanger devices of a building or thelike whereinthe one control pressure level is utilized to operate the pneumatically operated heat exchanger device for daytime operation thereof and,at nighttime, the' Other objects, uses and advantages of this invention are apparent from a reading of this description which proceeds with reference to the accompanying drawings forming a part thereof and wherein:

- F IG. 1 is a front view of the improved control device of this invention with the cover plate thereof removed.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view, partially in cross section, illustrating the improved pneumatic control system of this invention utilizing the control device of FIG. I.

FIG: 3 is an enlarged, exploded perspective view of certai of the parts of the control device of FIG. 1.

FIG. 4 is a fragmentary, enlarged side view of the control device of FIG. I and illustrates the adjustment means for the condition'controller means of the control device.

FIG. 5 is a view similar to F IG. 4 and illustrates the condition controller means in another adjusted position thereof.

FIG. 6 is a view similar to FIG. 3 and illustrates another embodiment of the adjusting" means forthe condition controlle means of the control device ofthis invention. FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 4 and illustrates the embodiinent of FIG. 6 in one of its adjusted positions.

FIG. 8 is a fragmentary, cross-sectional view of the reset means of the control device of FIG. 1 and illustrates an improved porting arrangement for the control device.

While the various features of this invention are hereinafter describedand illustrated as being particularly adapted to provide a pneumatic control system for controlling a pneumaticontroller means are provided for the system to respectively operate at the different control pressure levels and each having a sensor and a bleed-type pneumatic valve operated thereby. 7

In particular, one embodiment of this invention provides a pneumatic control system comprising a pair of condition controller means each having a sensor and 5a bleed-type pneumatic valvebperated thereby for respectively directing a pneumatic pilot signal to a pilot chamberof a-relay means which is operatively interconnectedto the pneumatic source for directing a branch signal of the control fluid to the pneumatically operated-device in relation to the particular pilot' signal being received in the pilotchamber thereof; First and second passage means are respectively provided to be adapted to interconnect the source to the valves of the controller means, a pressure responsive means being-disposed in the firstfor preventing fluid communication means therethrough when the source is atone pressure level thereof and permitting fluid communication therethrough when the source is at its other pressure level. A third passa'gemeans is adapted tointerconnect the first passage means intermediate the pressure responsive means and theone controller means 7 7 chamber whereby the pilot signalfor the relay means is pro 'vided only by theother controller means, and :having another operating position for interconnecting only the first passage means tothe pilot chamber whereby --the pilot signal for the relay means is provided only by the one controller means.

In oneembodiment of this inventiom a control device is provided and comprisesa housing means carryingthe condition controller means, relay means pressure responsive means and switching means together with the i'nterconnecting fluid.

passage means so that the pneumatic control. device can be remotely interconnected to the pneumaticsource and to the pneumatically operated device for controlling the'same in the v above-described manner.

novel features set forth above or hereinafter shown or described. l v

Another object of this invention is to provide an improved control device having one or more of the novel featuressetforth above or hereinafter shown or described callyoperated heat exchanging device, it is to be understood that the various features of this invention can be utilized singly or in any combination thereof to provide control means for other apparatus as desired.

Therefore, this invention is not to be limited to only the embodiments illustrated in the drawings, because'the drawings are merely utilized to illustrated one of the wide variety of uses of this invention.

Referring now to FIG.- 1 the improved control device of this invention is generally indicated by the'reference numeral 10 and comprises a housing means 11, illustrated in fragmentary cross-sectional portions in FIG. 2 wherein the improved control system'of this invention-is generally indicated by the reference numeral 12 and comprises a pneumatic control source generally indicated by the reference numeral 13 and adapted to selectively supply pneumatic pressure fluid at two different pressure levels, such as 16 p.s.i. and 25 p.s.i., and be interconnected to an inlet passage means of the control device 10 in a conventional manner. For example, the source 13 comprises a selector valve 13A for selectively interconnecting a 16 p.s.i. source 13!? or a 25 p.s.i; source 13C to the inlet passage 14. The control device 10 is adapted to have an outlet passage 15 thereof interconnected to a pneumatically operated device l6of the system 1 2. The pneumatically operated device 16 of the system 12 of this invention comprises a pneumatically operated heat exchanging device which has its output temperature effect decreased upon an increase in pneumatic pressure fluid being directed thereto by the control device 10 of this invention in'a manner hereinafter described and has its output temperature effect increased 'upon a decrease in the pneumatic pressure fluid being directed thereto by the control device 10 of this invention in a mariner hereinafter described.

The housing of the control device 10 as illustratedin FIG. 2 carries a pair of condition control means respectively and generally indicated by the reference numerals "and 18 in FIG. 2 andcomprising bleed-type pneumatic valves 19 and 20 respectively having the degree of opening or bleed of their, outlets 21 and 22 controlled by bimetal members Band '24 respectively sensing the output temperature effect of the heat exchanger means 16 and respectively being carried in cantil-, evered fashion by levers or blade means 25' and 26', FIGS. 1

and 3, mounted to the housingmeans ll of the control device lov In particular, the leveror blade means 25 and 26 respectivehave adjacent ends 27 and 28 interconnected to leaf springs 29 and 30 at the ends 31 and 32 thereof with the leaf springs 29 and 30 respectively having the other ends 33 and 34 thereof fixed to the housing means 11 of the control device by fastening means 35 and 36 as illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 4 so that the free ends 37 and 38 of the blades 25 and 26 are normally urged downwardly by the leaf springs 31 and 32 in H6. 4 whereby adjusting screws or threaded members 39 and 40 respectively carried by the free ends 37 and 38 of the blades 25 and 26 will bear against a movable wobble or pivot plate 41 of the control device 10.

The pivot or wobble plate 41 carries a pair of downwardly extending pins 42 and 43 disposed along a line 44 of the plate 41 that is parallel to a line 45 on the plate 41 that passes through the respective points 46 and 47 of engagement of the threaded adjusting members 39 and 40 of the blades 25 and 26 as illustrated in FlG. 3. The housing means 11 of the control device 10 has a cone-shaped hole 48 and a V-shaped notch 49 formed therein which respectively receive the pins 43 and 42 of the pivot or wobble plate 41 so that the pivot plate is positively located on the housing 11 of the control device 10 and will not rotate thereon about either pin 42 or 43, a tension spring 50 having one end 51 attached to the plate 41 and the other end 52 thereof attached to the housing means 11 pulls the plate 41 downwardly at all times toward the housing 11 whereby a forward rounded pin 53 of the pivot plate 41 bears against a cam surface 54 of a cam member 55 rotatably mounted to the housing means 11 and having a control shaft 56 adapted to be interconnected to a control knob (not shown) wherein the operator can adjust the cam 55 relative to the control device 10 in relation to a temperature scale 157, FIG. 1, to set the temperature that control system 12 is to maintain in the manner herein after described.

The tension spring 50 of the pivot plate 41 is so located relative to the three pivots 42, 43 and 53 of the plate 41 that the same is disposed within the triangle defined by the three pivots 42, 43 and 53 to positively maintain the plate pivot 53 against the cam surface 54 of the cam 55 in all of the operating positions of the cam 55, the hole 48 for the pivot pin 43 defining a center of rotation for the plate 41 and the V-shaped notch 49 for the pivot pin 42 preventing such rotation whereby the pivot plate assembly 41 is positively located on the housing means 11 of the control device 10. In this manner, rotation of the cam 55 will cause the plate 41 to pivot about the pivot line 44 in the manner illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5 to adjust the location of the free ends 37 and 38 of the levers or blades 25 and 26 relative to the housing means 11 and, thus, the position of the bimetal members 23 and 24 relative to the bleed valves 19 and 20 whereby the control setting of the condition controller means 17 and 18 can be adjusted for a purpose hereinafter described.

The levers or blades 25 and 26 respectively have rectangular openings 57 and 58 passing therethrough intermediate the opposed ends thereof and the bimetal members 23 and 24 respectively have the ends 59 and 60 thereof secured to the blades 25 and 26 in such a manner that the free ends 61 and 62 of the bimetal members 23 and 24 are exposed at the eutouts 57 and 58 and are located over the valves 19 and 20 of the housing means 11 as illustrated in FIGS. 4 and 5. In this manner, the setting of the free ends 61 and 62 of the bimetal members 23 and 24 relative to the valves 19 and 20 of the condition controller means 17 and 18 can be adjusted by the cam 55 whereby movement of the cam 55 adjusts the free ends 61 and 62 of the bimetal members 23 and 24 relative to the respective valves 19 and 20 in the same direction toward or away from the valves 19 and 20.

However, by merely locating the pivot pins 42 and 43 of the pivot plate 41 in different locations from that illustrated in FIG. 3, the same pivot plate 41 can be utilized to adjust one of the bimetal members 23 or 24 in one direction relative to its respective valve and the other bimetal member 24 or 23 will be adjusted in the opposite direction relative to its respective valve.

For example, this other arrangement is illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 7 and the parts of the control device 10A illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 7 that are identical to the parts of the control device 10 previously described are indicated by like reference numerals followed by the reference letter A.

As illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 7, the pivot pins 42A and 43A are mounted along a line 63 on the plate 41A that is angularly disposed relative to the line 44A that passes through the engagement points 46A and 47A that the adjusting members 39A and 40A of the lever or blades 25A and 26A make therewith, the pivot pins 42A and 43A being received in correspondingly located V-shaped notch 64 and cone-shaped hole 65 formed in the housing means 11A in a manner similar to the notch 49 and cone-shaped hole 48 of the control device 10 to positively located locate the plate 41A to the housing means 11A of the control device 10. The forward pivot pin 53A of the plate 41A bears against the cam surface 54A of the rotatable cam 55A and the tension spring 50A is still located within the triangle defined by the pivot pins 42A, 43A and 53A to maintain the pivot plate 41A against the housing means 11A.

In this manner. when the cam 55A is rotated relative to the housing means 11A for adjustment thereof, the resulting action on the pivot plate 41A is such that one of the bimetal members 23A or 24A will be moved in one direction relative to its particular valve 19A or 20A and the other bimetal member 24A or 23A will be moved relative to its respective valve 20A or 19A in the opposite direction because the plate 41A will pivot about the pivot line 63 illustrated in FIG. 6.

Thus, it can be seen that the arrangement of the control device 10 of this invention can utilize the same parts only slightly modified in the pivot pin location of the plate 41 thereof to provide a device which will either adjust both of the bimetal sensors 23 and 24 in the same direction upon an adjustment of the cam 55 thereof or provide adjustment of the bimetal members 23A and 24A in the opposite directions thereof upon rotation of the cam 55A so that the improved features of this invention readily permit the control device of this invention to provide day-night switching wherein both bimetal members 23 and 24 are direct acting as will be apparent hereinafter or the control device 10A can be provided for summer-winter switching wherein one of the blades 23A or 24A will be direct acting and the other bimetal member 24A or 23A will be reverse acting.

For example, in the control system 12 illustrated in FIG. 2, both bimetal blades 23 and 24 move or warp toward their respective valves 19 and 20 upon an increase in sensed temperature and move or warp away from their respective valves 19 and 20 upon a decrease in sensed temperature.

In the control device 10A, the blade 24A moves or warps toward its respective valve 20A upon sensing a decrease in temperature while the blade 23A moves or warps away from its respective valve 19 upon a sensing of a decrease in temperature and, conversely, the blade 24A moves away from its valve 20 upon a sensing of an increase in temperature and the blade 23A moves toward its valve 19A upon a sensing of an increase in temperature.

Thus, it can be seen that the pneumatically operated heat exchanger device that is to be controlled by the summerwinter control device 10A of this invention has its air-conditioning operation controlled by the bimetal member 24A and its heating operation controlled by the bimetal member 23A whereas in the control system 12 for the control device 10, the bimetal member 24 controls the heating operation of the pneumatically operated heat exchanging device 16 during daytime operation and the bimetal member 23 controls the heating operation of the pneumatically operated heat exchanging device 16 during nighttime operation thereof.

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the housing means 11 of the control device 10 is provided with a first passage means 66 that is adapted to be directly interconnected to the source 13 at the inlet 14 of the housing means 11 and to the outlet opening 21 of the valve 19. However, a pressure responsive means 67 is provided in the housing means 11 of the control device in the first passage means 66 and is defined by an inlet 68 and an outlet 69 separated by a' valve seat 70 of the housing 11 with the inlet 68 being interconnected to the part.71 of the first passagesmeans 66 that leads from the source 13 and with the outlet 69 being interconnected to the part 72 of the first passage means 66 that leads to the opening 21 of the valve 19.

The pressure responsive means 67 includes a flexible diaphragm 73 held between housing parts 74-and 75 to cooperate therewith and define a chamber 76 adjacent'one side 77 of the diaphragm 73 and interconnected to the inlet 68 and adapted to be interconnected to the outlet 69 when the valve seat 70 is opened. The other side 78 of the flexible diaphragm 73 cooperates with the housing means 11 to define another chamber 79 that is interconnected to the atmosphere through an opening 80 in a fitting 81 carried in a threaded opening 82 formed in the housing means 11. A manual reset member3 is disposed in the chamber 79 and has one end 84 adapted tigage against the side 78 'of the diaphragm 73 and an opposed' plti 'nger end-85 that projects out through the opening 80 in the fitting 81 so as to be manually depressed in amanner hereinafter described. A compression spring 86 is disposed in the chamber 79 and has .one end 87 hearing against the fitting 81 and the other end 88 thereof bearing against the enlarged end 84 of the reset member 83 so as to tend to maintain the end 84 against the side 78 of the diaphragm 73 whereby the reset member 83 will follow movement of the diaphragm member 73.

The force of the compression spring 86 is such that the same will maintain the flexible diaphragm 73 against the valve seat 70 so as to prevent fluid communication through the first passage means 66 when the pressure source 13 is providing a control pressure at the lower of its two levels, such as 16 p.s.i. so that when the pressure source 13 is at its lowestcontrol level, the pressure source 13 is not interconnected to the outlet 21 of the valve 19 of the condition controller means 17 since the spring 86 maintains the diaphragm 73 closed against the valve seat 70. However, when the pressure source 13 is set to provide the higher of its two control pressure levels, such as p.s.i., the force of the higher pressure level in the chamber 76 of the pressure responsive means 67 exceeds the force of the compression spring 86 so as to move the diaphragm 73 upwardly and thereby open the valve seat 70 so that the pressure source 13 at its higher pressure level is fluidly interconnected to the outlet 21 of the valve 19 of the condition controller means 17. In this manner, it can be seen that the pressure responsive means 67 permits fluid communication through the first passage means 66 .when the pressure source 13 is providing its higher pressure control level and prevents fluid communected to the first passage 66 intermediate the source 13 and the pressure responsive means 67. A normally open' pressure responsive valve means 91 is disposed in the passage means 89 The housing means 11 of the control device 10 is provided with a pneumatically operated switching means 95 therein which. as illustrated in FIG. 2. comprises a pair of inlets 96 and 97 respectively formed in the housing means 11 and being separated from each other by a pair'of opposedvalve seats 98 and 99 formed in the housing means 11 and adapted to be opened and closed by a movable valve member 100 being carried by a flexible diaphragm 101 that cooperates with the housing means 11 to define two chambers 102and 103 on opposed sides thereof. The chamber 102 'is interconnected to the inlet 97 and is adapted to be fluidly interconnected to another chamber 104 formed in the housing means 11 whenthe valve seat 99 is opened, the inlet 96 also being adapted to be inter- "connected to the chamber 104 when the valve seat 98 is opened. The part 72 of the first passage means 66 is fluidly interconnected to a passage 105 formed in the housing means 11 and disposed in fluid communication with the chamber 103,. the part 72 of the first passage 66 intermediate the. passage 105 and thevalve 19 of the condition controller means 17 also being interconnected to the chamber 102 by a passage means 106 that leads to the inlet 97. A restrictor 107 The chamber 104 of the switching device 95 is intercon nected by-a passage means 109 in the housing means 11 of the control device 10 to a pilot pressure chamber 110 of a pneumatic relay portion 111 of the control device 10. e

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the pneumatic relay 111 has a pair of chambers 112 and 113 formed in the housing means 1 1 and being separated by a stationary valve seat 114 adapted to be I opened and closed by a valve member 115 normally urged to its closed position by a compression spring 116 disposed in the intemiediate the valve 20 of the condition controller means 18 l and the source 13, the normally open pressure-operated valve means 91 having a pneumatic actuator 92 therefor interconnected by a passage means 93 to the outlet 69 of the pressure responsive means 67 so that when thepressure responsive means 67- is moved to its open position by the pneumatic source 13 providing the higher control pressure level thereof, such source 13 is also interconnected to the actuator 92 of the normally open pressure-operatedvalve means 91 to close the same and thereby prevent fluid communication through the second passage means 89 to the valve '20 of the condition controller means 18. f

A restrictor 94 is disposed in the second passage means 89 intermediate tlie'pressure-operated valve means 91 and the source 13.

chamber 112. The chamber 112 is adapted to be interconnected to the inlet 14 of the control device 10 by a passage means 117 formed in the housing means 11 so as toalways be in fluid communication with the source 13 whereby the chamber'1l2 is the main pressure chamber of the relay 111. The chamber 113 is interconnected by a passage means 118 formed in the housing means 11 to the inlet 15 of the pneumatically operated heat exchanger device 16 whereby the chamber 113 is a branch pressure chamber of the relay 111 and supplies the varying pressure to the pneumatically operated device 16 to control the same in relation to the pilot signal being received in the pilot chamber 110 of the relay 111 by the controller means 17 or 18 in the manner hereinafter described.

The inlet 15 of the pneumatically operated device 16 is also interconnected to the second passage means 89 .by a passage means 119 formed in the housing means 11 and having a restrictor 120 therein.

The pneumatic relay 111 has a movable valve seat member 121 carried by two flexible diaphragms 122 and 123 which are secured in the housing means 11 insuch a manner that the same define a chamber 124 therebetween which is intercom nected to the atmosphere by a passage means 125 formed in the housing means 11 whereby-the chamber 124 is an exhaust chamber for the relay 111. The diaphragm 122 cooperates with the housing means 11 to define the pilot pressure chamber and the diaphragm 123 cooperates with the housing means 11 to define the branch pressure chamber 1 13.

The valve member 121 ofthe relay 111 has an opening 126 passing therethrough and interconnecting the exhaust chamber 124 to the branch pressure chamber 113 at a valve seat 127 of the valve member 121. However, the valve member has an extension 128 adapted to pass through the stationary valve seat 114 and be engageable with the valve seat 127 of the valve member 121-to close the valve seat 127 vention, it can be seen that the control device 10 is adapted to contain all of the system parts illustrated in FIG. 2 except for the pneumatically operated heat exchanger device 16 and the pneumatic source 13. However, it is to be understood that in order to practice the pneumatic control system of this invention, the various parts of the control device 10 could be separately formed and interconnected by suitable conduits so that such parts need not function in a unitary housing means as illustrated in the drawings, as desired.

ln the past, when it was desired to provide a passage to a cavity in a housing means which cavity is defined between one housing part and a flexible diaphragm disposed between that housing part and another housingpart having a cavity therein also facing the diaphragm in aligned relation with the firstnamed cavity, a passage is run to the cavity parallel to the surface of that housing part which engages the diaphragm and then a cross drilling is provided through the other housing part, flexible diaphragm and the cavity containing housing part to fluidly interconnect to the passage that was formed in the housing part intermediate its upper and lower surfaces. Such an arrangement is provided by the inlet passage 97 to cavity 102 of the switching means 95, illustrated in FIG. 2. This permitted the diaphragm cavity to be completely sealed around its periphery by the flexible diaphragm being sandwiched between the facing surfaces of the two housing parts. This was necessary because the air passage to the particular cavity must not be run directly into the cavity through the diaphragm as this would leave a leakage path on the other side of the diaphragm above the passage from the point that the same enters into the cavity through the diaphragm to the diaphragm cavity.

One feature of the control device 10 completely eliminates the need for the above-described cross drilling operation.

For example, reference is now made to FIG. 8 wherein the housing means 11 includes the two housing parts 74 and 75 respectively having the facing surfaces 130 and 131 thereof secured together with the previously described flexible diaphragm 73 disposed therebetween and cooperating with adjacent cavities 138 and 129 in the housing parts 74 and 75 to define the previously described chambers 76 and 79. The face 131 of the housing part 75 is interrupted by a cylindrical closed end bore 132 which is interconnected to the chamber 76 by a slot or groove 133 also interrupting the face 131 of the diaphragm 73 together with no intermediate assembly operations being necessary.

Accordingly, it can be seen that the control device 10 ofthis invention can be formed in a relatively simple and inexpensive manner to provide all of the components of the control system 12 of FIG. 2 except for the pneumatic source 13 and the pneumatically operated heat exchanging device 16 so that the control device 10 can be located on an inside wall ofa building or housing part 75 throughout the spacing between the bore 132 and the chamber 76. t

The diaphragm 73 is provided with a small opening 134 in aligned relation with the bore 132 in the housing part 75. The housing part 74 has an integral tubular extension 135 extending from the face 130 thereof in aligned relation with the bore 132 of the housing part 75 and with a diameter larger than the nonnal diameter of the opening 134 in the diaphragm 73 so that when the housing parts 74 and 75 are assembled together with the flexible diaphragm 73 therebetween, the tubular extension 135 of the housing part 74 is forced through the opening 134 in the diaphragm 73 to project into the bore 132 so that the stretched opening 134 of the diaphragm 73 provides an annular lip 136 of the diaphragm 73 completely about the tubular extension 135 to completely seal the same from the face 130 of the housing part 74. A passage 137 is formed completely through the housing part 74 and tubular extension 135 thereof as illustrated in FIG. 8 so that to fluidly interconnect the exterior of the housing part 74 with the bore 132 of the housing part 75 and, thus, to the chamber 76 by the interconnecting slot or groove 133.

This porting method of this invention of allowing the channel or passage to be run directly to the diaphragm cavity and eliminating any leakage above the channel, eliminates the expensive cross-drilling operation. Further, the closeness of fit between the tubular extension 135 and the bore 132 in the housing part 75 makes it possible to fit the extension 135 through the small hole 134 in the diaphragm 73 with just the normal assembly operation of the housing parts 74 and 75 and the like completely remote from the pneumatically operated heat exchanger means 16 to control the operation thereof in a manner hereinafter described, the control device 10 having the housing 11 thereof made with ribs top and bottom to provide strength against bending and warping with the leak port lever assemblies 25 and 26 being made in channel shape to provide stiffness together with heavy flexure springs 29 and 30 to suspend such blade means 25 and 26 so that the control device 10 is highly accurate and operates in a manner now to be described.

Assuming that the lower pressure level of the pneumatic source 13, such as 16 p.s.i., is to be utilized by the control system 12 for controlling the pneumatically operated heat exchanger means 16 during the daytime operation wherein the condition controller means 18 will supply the pilot signal to the relay means 111 and that the higher pressure level of the pneumatic source 13. such as 25 p.s.i., will be utilized to operate the heat exchanger means 16 during the nighttime operation of the system 12 wherein the condition controller means 17 will supply the pneumatic signal for the relay 111, and assuming that the operator has set the cam member 55 of the control device 10 in a desired set point position thereof wherein the previously calibrated adjusting means 39 and 40 of the blade means 25 and 26 will provide a set point temperature of 70 that the heat exchanger means is to maintain during the daytime and a temperature of 65 during the nighttime, the operation of the control system 12 during the daytime operation is as follows.

With the pneumatic pressure source 13 providing its lower output pressure level, such as 16 p.s.i., the spring 86 of the pressure responsive means 67 of the control device 10 maintains the diaphragm 73 against the valve seat 70 so that no fluid pressure is supplied through the first passage means 66 of the control device 10 to the valve 19 of the condition controller means 17. However, when such valve seat 70 of the pressure responsive means 67 is closed, no pressure fluid is being supplied to the actuator 92 of the normally opened valve means 91 so that the valve means 91 is in its open position. Similarly, no pressure fluid is supplied to the chamber 103 of the switching device 95 since the switching device is maintained in its normally closed position under the urging of spring 95. Therefore, it can be seen that the low pressure level of the source 13 is free to pass through the second passage means 89 to the outlet 22 of the valve 20 of the condition controller means 18 as well as through the branch passage 108 and into the chamber 104 of the switching means 95 since switching means 95 is maintained in its normally closed position under the urging of spring 95' holding valve member against valve seat 99 preventing entrance of pressure fluid into cavity 102. With the valve member 100 of the switching device 95 closing the valve seat 99, it can be seen that the passage 89 of the control device 10 is also interconnected interrnediate the restrictor 94 and the outlet 22 of the valve 20 of the condition controller means 18 to the pilot chamber of the relay 111.

With the bimetal member 24 of the condition controller means 18 sensing the selected output temperature effect for the heat exchanger means 16, the bimetal member 24 is so positioned relative to the opening 22 of the valve 20 of the condition controller means 18 that the pilot pressure signal being delivered by the switching device 95, in the position illustrated in FIG. 2. to the pilot chamber of the relay 11l'is such that the relay 111 has the pressure in the branch chamber 113 thereof that is supplied to the pneumatically operated heat exchanger means 16 at a pressure level that maintains the heat exchanger means 16 at a certain position thereof that produces the output temperature effect at the particular setting or the control device 10 whereby not only is the valve member 115 closed against the valve seat 114, but also the pilotpr essure in the chamber 110 and the branch pressure in the chamber 113 are so balanced that the valve member 121 has. its valve seat 127 seating against the extension 128 of the valve member 115 so that the branch chamber 113 is also out of fluid communication with the exhaust chamber 124 whereby the system remains in the condition illustrated in FIG. 2. a

However, should the outputtemperature effect of the heat exchanger means 16 rises above the selected temperature setting of the cam 55 for the daytime operation, the bimetal member 24 warps or moves closer to the opening 22 of the valve of the condition controller means 18 whereby the pneumatic signal being delivered to the pilot chamber 110 by the controller means 18 increases inpressure value so as to move the valve member 121 downwardly and carry the valve member 115 therewith in opposition to the force of the compression spring 116 to open the valve seat 114 and, thereby,

introduce an increased pressure in the branch pressure chamber 113. The increased pressure in the branch chamber 1 13 is conveyed to the pneumatically operated heat exchanger 16 to cause the same to decrease its output temperature effect proportional to the increase in the pneumatic pilot signal being directed to the chamber 110 by the controller means 18. When the decreased output of the heat exchanger means 16 brings the temperature adjacent the bimetal member 24 back up to the selected temperature setting of the device 10, the relay means 111 returns to the position illustrated in FIG. 2. Conversely, should the output temperature effect of the heat exchanger means 16 as sensed by the bimetal member 24 fall below the selected temperature effect. the decreased temperature being sensed by the bimetal member 24 causes the same to warp away from the opening 22 of the valve 20 of the control means 18 so that the pilot signal to the pilot chamber 110 of the relay llldecreases in value. The resulting differential pressure between the pilot chamber 110 and the branch chamber'113 causes the valve member 121 to move upwardly from the position illustrated inFlG, 2 to open the valve seat 127 away from the valve extension 128 of the valve member 115 so that the branch chamber 113 is interconnected to the atmosphere through the exhaust chamber'124. Accordingly, the pressure in the branch chamber 113 decreases so that the pressure to the pneumatically operated heat exchanger 16 also decreases whereby the heat exchanger means 16 increases its heating output proportionately to the decrease in the pneumatic pilot signal being directed to the chamber 110 at the relay 111 by the controller means 18. Thus, when the selected temperature effect setting of the control device 10 is subsequently reached by the heat exchanger means 16, the bimetal member 24 moves back toward the valve member 20 of the controller means 18 to return the relay means 111 to the position illustrated in FIG. 2.

Therefore, it can be seen that the controller means 18, by

varying the position of the bimetal member 24 relative to the valve 20 thereof, is adapted to maintain a selected output temperature effect for the heat exchanger means 16 throughout the entire time that the pneumatic pressure source 13 is providing the control pressure at its lower pressure level.

When it is desired to switch the system 12 over to its nighttime operation, either by a manual change in the setting of the output pressure level of the source 13 or by automatic timed switching operation, the change in the output pressure level, of the source 13 to the higher pressurelevel, such as 25 p.s.i., causes the system 12 to switch over to its nighttime operation so that the heat exchanger means 16 will be controlled by the nighttime condition controller means 17. In particular, when the pressure being directed into the part 71101 the passage means 66 is at the higher pressure level of the source 13, such increased pressure in the chamber 76.0f the pressure responsive means 67 overcomes the force of the compression spring 86, which is set to be overcome by a pressure of about 20 psi. when the two pressure levels being considered are 16. psi. and 25 psi. as previously described, whereby the diaphragm 73 moves away from the valve seat 70 so as to interconnect the-pressure source 13 to the part 72 of the first passage means 66 and. thus, to the valve 19 of the pressure control means 17, Simultaneously. the opening of the valve seat 70 directs fluid pressure to the actuator 92 of the normally opened pneumatically operated valve means to cause the same to close and thereby disconnect the condition controller means 18 from the source 13. Since the pressure source must pass through the restrictor 107 in the part 72 of the first passage means 66 before the same reaches the branch passage 106 disposed intermediate the restrictor 107 in the part 72 of the first passage means 66 before the same reaches the branch passage 106 disposed intermediate the restrictor 107 and the valve 19 of the condition controller means 17, a greater pressure is provided by the branch passage 105 into the chamber 103 of the switching means 95 than into the chamber 102 as provided by the branch passage 106 so that the resulting pressure differential across the diaphragm 101 causes the diaphragm 101 to move downwardly and overcome the force of spring 95' and thereby move the valve member away from the valve seat 99 and into engagement with the valve seat 98 to disconnect the chamber 104 from the outlet 22 of the valve 20 of the condition controller means 1 8.

With the valve seat 99 now opened, it can be seen that the chamber 104 of the switching device 95 is now interconnected to the valve 19 of the controller means 17 so that the pilot signal being directed by the passage 109 into the pilot chamber 110 of the relay 111 is under the influence of the controller means 17 whereby the controller means 17 operates the pneumatically operated heat exchanger means 16 in the same manner as the controller means 18 previously described. Thus, such operation need not be further described except to state that the condition controller means 17 operates the output temperature effect of the heat exchanger means 16 to tend to maintain the same at the particular temperature setting level as has been previously selected by the cam member 55 for nighttime operation.

The restrictor in the passage 119 that interconnects the pneumatic source 13 to the branch pressure chamber 113 of the relay 111 is provided to bleed the pneumatic pressure source 13 to the branch pressure chamber 1 13 to initially keep the relay 111 balanced with the valve member 'l2l'against the valve part 128 so as to prevent or eliminate a hysteresis effect.

Therefore, it can be seen that the improved control system 12 and control device 10 of this invention are so constructed and arranged that the control device 10 is adapted to automatically switch the operation of the pneumatically operated device 16 between the controller means 17 and 18 depending upon the change in pressure level of the pneumatic source 13.

For example, with the control system 12 previously operat ing under the higher pressure level of the pneumatic source 13, a subsequent change in the'output pressure level of the source 13 from its higher pressure level to its lower pressure level causes the flexible diaphragm 73 of the pressure responsive means 67 to close against valve seat 70 and thereby terminate the flow of fluid through the first passage means 66 to the controller means 17 whereby the previously closed valve means9l will open to interconnect the source 13 to the valve 20 of the condition controller means 18. 7

With the loss of pressure in the chamber 103 of the switching means 95 by the closing of the diaphragm 73 against the valve seat 70 of the pressure responsive means 67, the pressure in chamber 103 being exhausted through controller means 17 allows switching means 95 to return to its normally closed position under the urging of spring 95' so that the system 12 is now completely switched over to the lower pressure setting thereof whereby the controller means 18 will operate the heat exchanger device 16 in the manner previously described.

The manually operated reset means 83 of the pressure responsive means 87 of the system 12 is so constructed and arranged that the end 85 thereof protrudes from the housing means 11 when the diaphragm 73 is moved upwardly because the pressure source 13 is providing its higher pressure control level.

This feature makes it possible to check the calibration on both leak port means of the controller means 17 and 18 of the control device or to recalibrate either in a building or the like with only the use of the higher pressure output level of the source 13 because the operator can push downwardly on the protruding portion 85 of the reset member 83 to manually close the diaphragm 73 against the valve seat 70 so that at the higher pressure level, the system 12 will be switched over from the controller means 17 to the controller means 18 for such checking or calibration operation. This eliminates the need for the operator having to switch the pressure level of the source 13 back to its lower pressure level to go through an entire building to check the calibration of the controller means 18 for each control device 10 after having gone through the same procedure with the controller means 17 at the higher pressure level setting of the pressure source 13.

As previously described, the modified arrangement illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 7 wherein only the pivot pin location on the adjustable pivot plate 41A has been changed from the pin location of the plate 41, it can be seen that such modified control device will operate in the same manner as the control device 10 for the system 12 of FIG. 2'previously described except that at the higher pressure change over of the source 13, the controller means 17 will be operated to control the heat exchanger means 16 at either the summer operation or winter operation thereof with the bimetal member 23 of the control means 17 being direct acting, that is movable away from the valve 19 of the controller means 17 upon sensing a decrease in temperature while the bimetal member 24 is moving toward the valve of the controller means 18 upon the sensing of the decrease in temperature.

Thus, it can be seen that the control device 10 of this invention is readily adapted to provide a switching operation in an automatic manner wherein the various parts of the control device 10 of this invention operate in an unique manner to control the system 12 in an efficient and economical manner.

Accordingly, it can be seen that not only does this invention provide an improved pneumatic control system, but also this invention provides an improved control means for such a system or the like.

We claim:

1. A pneumatic control system comprising a pair of condition controller means each having a sensor and a bleed-type pneumatic valve operated thereby, a source of control fluid having two different control pressure levels, a pneumatically operated device, relay means operatively interconnected to said source for directing a branch signal of said control fluid to said pneumatically operated device in relation to a pilot signal directed to a pilot chamber of said relay means by said controller means, first passage means for interconnecting said source to said valve of one of said controller means, second passage means for interconnecting said source to said valve of the other of said controller means, pressure responsive means in said first passage means for preventing fluid communication there through when said source is at one pressure level thereof and permitting fluid communication therethrough when said source is at its other pressure level, third passage means adapted to interconnect said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive means and said one controller means to said pilot chamber and adapted to interconnect said second passage means to said pilot chamber, and switching means in said third passage means having one position for interconnecting only said second passage means to said pilot chamber wherebylhe pilot signal for said relay means provided only by said other controller means and having another position for interconnecting only said first passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means is provided only by said other controller means and having another position for interconnecting only said first passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means is provided only by said one controller means.

2. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein said switching means has means for automatically moving to said other position thereof to interconnect said first passage means to said pilot chamber of said relay means when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said other pressure level thereof and for moving to said one position thereof when said pressure responsive means prevents fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said one pressure level thereof.

3. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 2 wherein said automatic means of said switching means comprises pneumatically operated means.

4. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 3 wherein fourth passage means interconnect said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive means and said one controller means to said pneumatically operated means of said switching means.

5. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 4 wherein said switching means comprises a housing means having two inlets forming part of said third passage means that respectively interconnects to said second passage means and said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive device and said controller means, said housing means having two valve seats respectively separating said inlets from an outlet that forms part of said third passage means leading to said pilot chamber of said relay means, a movable valve member for opening one of said valve seats while closing the other valve seat, and a flexible diaphragm interconnected to said valve member for moving said valve member between its operating positions.

6. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein said pressure responsive means has manual reset means for preventing fluid communication through said first pasage means even though said source is providing said other pressure level.

7. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 6 wherein said pressure responsive means comprises a housing means having an inlet separated from an outlet by a valve seat, one of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that leads to said source and the other of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that leads to said one controller means, a flexible diaphragm carried by said housing means, and spring means carried by said diaphragm to close said diaphragm against said valve seat when said source is providing said one pressure level and to be overcome to permit said diaphragm to open said valve seat when said source is providing said second pressure level.

8. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 7 wherein said manual reset means is urged against said diaphragm by said spring means whereby said reset means tends to follow movement of said diaphragm.

9. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein a normally open pressure responsive valve means is disposed in said second passage means intermediate said valve of said other controller means and said source.

10. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 9 wherein said pressure responsive means has means for interconnecting said source to said pressure responsive valve means to close the same when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means because said source is providing said other pressure level.

11. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein said controller means each has a bimetal sensor for controlling its respective bleed valve.

12. A pneumatic control system as set forth'in claim 1 wherein adjusting means is operatively interconnected to said sensors to adjust said sensors as a unit relative to their respective bleed valves.

13. A pneumatic control system as set forth in s claim 12 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in the same direction relative to their respective bleed valves.

14. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 12 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in opposite directions relative to their respective bleed valves. g

15. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim-l wherein said sensors comprise a pair of blade means having adjacent ends fixed relative to each other and opposed free ends, a wobble plate being engaged by the opposed free ends of said blade means to follow movement of said plate, and adjustable cam means for camming said plate to different positions thereof to thereby adjust said blade means relative to their respective bleed valves.

16. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein a housing means has two parts thereof secured together and holding a flexible diaphragm therebetween, one of said parts defining a passage adjacent said diaphragm, said diaphragm having an opening there through aligned with said passage, the otherpart having a tubular extension press-fitted through said diaphragm opening and projecting into said passage to have its exterior sealed by said diaphragm, said other part having a passage leading from the exterior thereof through said extension.

17. A pneumatic control device comprising a housing means, a pair of condition controller means carried by said housing means and each having a sensor and a bleed-type matic source of control fluid having two different control pressure levels for directing a branch signal of said control fluid to a pneumatically operated device in relation to a pilot signal directed to a pilot chamber of said relay means by said controller means, first passage defining means in said housing means adapted to interconnect said source to said valve of one of said controller means, second passage defining means in said housing means adapted to interconnect said source to said valve of the other of said controller means, pressure responsive means in said first passage means of said housing means for preventing fluid communication therethrough when said source is at one pressure level thereof and permitting fluid communication therethrough when said source is at its other pressure level, third passage defining means in said housing means adapted to interconnect said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive means and said one controller means to said pilot chamber and adapted to interconnect said second passage means to said pilot chamber, and switching means in said third passage means of said housing means having one position for interconnecting only said second passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means will be provided only by said other controller means and having another position for interconnecting only said first passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said'relay means will be provided only by said one controller means.

18. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said switching means has means for automatically moving to said other position thereof to interconnect said first passage means to said pilot chamber of said relay means when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said other pressure level thereof and for moving to said one position thereof when said pressure responsive means prevents fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said one pressure level thereof.

19. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 18 wherein said automatic means of said switching means comprises pneumatically operated means.

20. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 19 wherein fourth passage defining means is provided in said housing means and interconnects said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive means and said one controller means to said pneumatically operated means at said switching means. I

21. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 20 wherein said switching means comprises two inlets formed in said housing means and forming parts of said third passage means that respectively interconnect to said second passage means and said fi-rst passage means intermediate said pressure responsive device and said one controller means, said housing means having two valve seats respectively separating said inlets from an outlet in said housing means that forms part of said third passage means that leads to said pilot chamber of said relay means, and a movable valve member carried by said housing means for opening one of said valve seats while closing the other valve seat, and a flexible diaphragm and a spring carried by said housing means and interconnecting to said valve member for moving said valve member between its operating positions.

22. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said pressure responsive means has manual reset means for preventing fluid communication through said first passage means even though said pressure source would be providing said other pressure level.

23. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 22 wherein said pressure responsive means comprises an inlet in said housing means separated from an outlet in said housing means by a valve seat in said housing means, one of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that would lead to said source and the other of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that leads to said one controller means, a flexible diaphragm carried by said housing means, and spring means carried by said diaphragm to close said diaphragm against said valve seat when said source is providing said one pressure level and to be overcome to permit said diaphragm to open said valve seat when said source is providing said second pressure level.

24. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 23 wherein said manual reset means is urged against said diaphragm by said spring means whereby said reset means tends to follow movement of said diaphragm.

25. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein a normally open pressure responsive valve means is disposed in said second passage means of said housing means intermediate said valve of said other controller means and the part of said second passage means that is to be interconnected to said source.

26. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 25 wherein said pressure responsive means has means for interconnecting said source to said pressure responsive valve means to close the same when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means because said source is providing said other pressure level.

27. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said controller means each has a bimetal sensor for controlling its respective bleed valve.

28. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein adjusting means is carried by said housing means and is operatively interconnected to said sensors to adjust said sensors as a unit relative to their respective bleed valves.

29. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 28 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in the same direction relative to their respective bleed valves.

30 A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 28 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in opposite directions relative to their respective bleed valves.

camming said plate to different positions thereof to thereby adjust said blade means relative to their respective bleed valves.

32. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said housing means has two parts thereof 

1. A pneumatic control system comprising a pair of condition controller means each having a sensor and a bleed-type pneumatic valve operated thereby, a source of control fluid having two different control pressure levels, a pneumatically operated device, relay means operatively interconnected to said source for directing a branch signal of said control fluid to said pneumatically operated device in relation to a pilot signal directed to a pilot chamber of said relay means by said controller means, first passage means for interconnecting said source to said valve of one of said controller means, second passage means for interconnecting said source to said valve of the other of said controller means, pressure responsive means in said first passage means for preventing fluid communication there through when said source is at one pressure level thereof and permitting fluid communication therethrough when said source is at its other pressure level, third passage means adapted to interconnect said first passage means intermediate said prEssure responsive means and said one controller means to said pilot chamber and adapted to interconnect said second passage means to said pilot chamber, and switching means in said third passage means having one position for interconnecting only said second passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means provided only by said other controller means and having another position for interconnecting only said first passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means is provided only by said other controller means and having another position for interconnecting only said first passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means is provided only by said one controller means.
 2. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein said switching means has means for automatically moving to said other position thereof to interconnect said first passage means to said pilot chamber of said relay means when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said other pressure level thereof and for moving to said one position thereof when said pressure responsive means prevents fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said one pressure level thereof.
 3. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 2 wherein said automatic means of said switching means comprises pneumatically operated means.
 4. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 3 wherein fourth passage means interconnect said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive means and said one controller means to said pneumatically operated means of said switching means.
 5. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 4 wherein said switching means comprises a housing means having two inlets forming part of said third passage means that respectively interconnects to said second passage means and said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive device and said controller means, said housing means having two valve seats respectively separating said inlets from an outlet that forms part of said third passage means leading to said pilot chamber of said relay means, a movable valve member for opening one of said valve seats while closing the other valve seat, and a flexible diaphragm interconnected to said valve member for moving said valve member between its operating positions.
 6. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein said pressure responsive means has manual reset means for preventing fluid communication through said first passage means even though said source is providing said other pressure level.
 7. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 6 wherein said pressure responsive means comprises a housing means having an inlet separated from an outlet by a valve seat, one of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that leads to said source and the other of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that leads to said one controller means, a flexible diaphragm carried by said housing means, and spring means carried by said diaphragm to close said diaphragm against said valve seat when said source is providing said one pressure level and to be overcome to permit said diaphragm to open said valve seat when said source is providing said second pressure level.
 8. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 7 wherein said manual reset means is urged against said diaphragm by said spring means whereby said reset means tends to follow movement of said diaphragm.
 9. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein a normally open pressure responsive valve means is disposed in said second passage means intermediate said valve of said other controller means and said source.
 10. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 9 wherein said pressurE responsive means has means for interconnecting said source to said pressure responsive valve means to close the same when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means because said source is providing said other pressure level.
 11. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein said controller means each has a bimetal sensor for controlling its respective bleed valve.
 12. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein adjusting means is operatively interconnected to said sensors to adjust said sensors as a unit relative to their respective bleed valves.
 13. A pneumatic control system as set forth in s claim 12 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in the same direction relative to their respective bleed valves.
 14. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 12 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in opposite directions relative to their respective bleed valves.
 15. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein said sensors comprise a pair of blade means having adjacent ends fixed relative to each other and opposed free ends, a wobble plate being engaged by the opposed free ends of said blade means to follow movement of said plate, and adjustable cam means for camming said plate to different positions thereof to thereby adjust said blade means relative to their respective bleed valves.
 16. A pneumatic control system as set forth in claim 1 wherein a housing means has two parts thereof secured together and holding a flexible diaphragm therebetween, one of said parts defining a passage adjacent said diaphragm, said diaphragm having an opening there through aligned with said passage, the other part having a tubular extension press-fitted through said diaphragm opening and projecting into said passage to have its exterior sealed by said diaphragm, said other part having a passage leading from the exterior thereof through said extension.
 17. A pneumatic control device comprising a housing means, a pair of condition controller means carried by said housing means and each having a sensor and a bleed-type pneumatic valve operated thereby, said housing means having a relay means therein adapted to be interconnected to a pneumatic source of control fluid having two different control pressure levels for directing a branch signal of said control fluid to a pneumatically operated device in relation to a pilot signal directed to a pilot chamber of said relay means by said controller means, first passage defining means in said housing means adapted to interconnect said source to said valve of one of said controller means, second passage defining means in said housing means adapted to interconnect said source to said valve of the other of said controller means, pressure responsive means in said first passage means of said housing means for preventing fluid communication therethrough when said source is at one pressure level thereof and permitting fluid communication therethrough when said source is at its other pressure level, third passage defining means in said housing means adapted to interconnect said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive means and said one controller means to said pilot chamber and adapted to interconnect said second passage means to said pilot chamber, and switching means in said third passage means of said housing means having one position for interconnecting only said second passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means will be provided only by said other controller means and having another position for interconnecting only said first passage means to said pilot chamber whereby the pilot signal for said relay means will be provided only by said one controller means.
 18. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said switching means has means for automatically moving to said other position thereof to interconnect said first passage meAns to said pilot chamber of said relay means when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said other pressure level thereof and for moving to said one position thereof when said pressure responsive means prevents fluid communication through said first passage means by said source providing said one pressure level thereof.
 19. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 18 wherein said automatic means of said switching means comprises pneumatically operated means.
 20. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 19 wherein fourth passage defining means is provided in said housing means and interconnects said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive means and said one controller means to said pneumatically operated means at said switching means.
 21. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 20 wherein said switching means comprises two inlets formed in said housing means and forming parts of said third passage means that respectively interconnect to said second passage means and said first passage means intermediate said pressure responsive device and said one controller means, said housing means having two valve seats respectively separating said inlets from an outlet in said housing means that forms part of said third passage means that leads to said pilot chamber of said relay means, and a movable valve member carried by said housing means for opening one of said valve seats while closing the other valve seat, and a flexible diaphragm and a spring carried by said housing means and interconnecting to said valve member for moving said valve member between its operating positions.
 22. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said pressure responsive means has manual reset means for preventing fluid communication through said first passage means even though said pressure source would be providing said other pressure level.
 23. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 22 wherein said pressure responsive means comprises an inlet in said housing means separated from an outlet in said housing means by a valve seat in said housing means, one of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that would lead to said source and the other of said inlet and said outlet being interconnected to the part of said first passage means that leads to said one controller means, a flexible diaphragm carried by said housing means, and spring means carried by said diaphragm to close said diaphragm against said valve seat when said source is providing said one pressure level and to be overcome to permit said diaphragm to open said valve seat when said source is providing said second pressure level.
 24. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 23 wherein said manual reset means is urged against said diaphragm by said spring means whereby said reset means tends to follow movement of said diaphragm.
 25. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein a normally open pressure responsive valve means is disposed in said second passage means of said housing means intermediate said valve of said other controller means and the part of said second passage means that is to be interconnected to said source.
 26. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 25 wherein said pressure responsive means has means for interconnecting said source to said pressure responsive valve means to close the same when said pressure responsive means provides fluid communication through said first passage means because said source is providing said other pressure level.
 27. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said controller means each has a bimetal sensor for controlling its respective bleed valve.
 28. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein adjusting means is carried by said housing means and is operatively interconnected to said sensors to adjust said sensoRs as a unit relative to their respective bleed valves.
 29. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 28 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in the same direction relative to their respective bleed valves. 30 A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 28 wherein said adjusting means adjusts said sensors simultaneously in opposite directions relative to their respective bleed valves.
 31. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said sensors comprise a pair of blade means having adjacent ends fixed to said housing means and having opposed adjacent free ends, a movable wobble plate carried by said housing means and being engaged by the opposed free ends of said blade means to follow movement of said plate, and adjustable cam means carried by said housing means for camming said plate to different positions thereof to thereby adjust said blade means relative to their respective bleed valves.
 32. A pneumatic control device as set forth in claim 17 wherein said housing means has two parts thereof. 